Super Early Deadline
31 August 2026
Judging
Date
23 March 2027
Winners Announcement
22 April 2027
31 August 2026
23 March 2027
22 April 2027
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BTN, organizers of London Beer Competition, talks with Andrew Morgan, founder of "The Bottle Shop" and the UK’s greatest advocate of cold-chain distribution, about cold-chain refrigeration, its need in UK market and its benefits to breweries.
Will Hawkes, a Beer Journalist and judge at the London Beer Competition interviews Derek Prentice, brewing expert at Wimbledon Brewery to share his tips on how to brew a true, cask-conditioned English pale ale
London Beer Competition announces winners of 2018 contest. Black Gold, a stout from Basque Oak Brewery of Spain's Basque County took the only Gold Medal, leading a field of 21 other medal winners
Scoring more than 90 points in the 2018 London Beer Competition, this stout by a tiny brewery in the Basque Country in Spain won the top prize
With trademark in-hand, Silva Brewing owners, Chuck and MJ Silva, set out to write the next chapter in the highly acclaimed saga of the award-winning barrel-aged imperial stout, Silva Stout.
Take a glance at the list of UK's leading beer distributors and a brief on each of them.
The Coach and Horses was established in 1850s. In May 2006, Alastair Choat bought the Coach from the landlord of 63 years Norman Balon.
Shampers was established in 1977 at Kingly Street. It is the sort of wine bar that used to be pervasive feature of London life.
Distilled with great attention and a good dose of quirkiness (and hop), this flavored craft beer from Netherlands would give a tough competition in London Beer Competition.